Denmark Travel Guides

Travel Health:

There are no specific health risks in Denmark, and medical
facilities are first class. There is a small risk of tick-borne
encephalitis in forested or rural areas during summer, and insect
protection is advised. Outbreaks of bird flu have been confirmed in
wild birds, but the risk to travellers is very low. Precautions
such as avoiding close contact with live birds, and ensuring that
all poultry and egg dishes are well cooked should be taken. Free
emergency treatment is available to all foreign visitors at public
hospitals, and due to a reciprocal health agreement UK passport
holders receive free medical and hospital treatment. To make use of
this service, UK national should carry a European Health Insurance
Card (EHIC).